gorget adam bronzed

gorget adam bronzedGorgets of this type were worn between the 16th and 18th centuries. The gorget increasingly became a signifier of officers. Later on, gorgets were regularly decorated with crosses for example, where the wearer was a member of a knighthood. This gorget is fitted with straps on the sides to which arm armour can be attached. It has been given a bronzed finish to protect against rust. Well suited to LARP and costume use.

Leg armour of this type was employed throughout Europe between the 2nd half of the 15th and the 1st half of the 17th century

wedge-shaped textile strips have been employed to allow the skirt to fall wider

The cloak may be fastened by a double lacing

and there was a period during which Christians were not permitted to kill other Christians with a crossbow

the helmet has a neck guard made of several plates

The hand-forged knife is inspired by knives employed by a druid

The naginata is a pole weapon traditionally used by the Japanese samurai

These swords are dispatched including a leather scabbard with belt and are crafted from high quality steel

The Lorian dagger is a LARP weapon featuring a gold-coloured pommel and a cross-guard with an elegant brass-coloured detail

Whilst the bevor is in the lowered position

The spearhead is 31 cm long with a blade of 14

and has been crafted by LARP-ers with years of LARP experience